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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1966
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star presents a business page featuring staff roles headed by Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor, with Douglas O Connell as Managing Editor. The page shows price and date details for the issue.
A columnist mocks the so called organization man and Beatniks for conflating conformity with creativity. The essay argues that business organizations rely on diverse skills while denouncing uniform thought and the rigid jargon of subcultures. It condemns pretentious counterculture rhetoric as a hindrance to individual inquiry.
The British Parliament may trial broadcasting in 1960 with a two month $280,000 telecast of Commons sessions. Cameras would run continuously with only highlights aired. the aim is to spare dullness and protect MPs from gaffes while addressing public access.
A barn fire near Stephens City killed 18 hogs and injured James M. Rhodes who was in the Massie farm barn west of Stephens City. The Lutheran Church in Stephens City suffered major roof and cupola damage from the same incident.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on justice and injustice in Rome and Judea and contrasts ancient lessons with North American awareness. He warns that despite vigilance, much injustice remains and society must confront it rather than pretend it does not exist.
In Minnesota supporters of Hubert H. Humphrey react with outrage to the “dump Humphrey” talk about his 1968 renomination. They accuse Bobby Kennedy of dual strategies to weaken Humphrey and supplant Johnson’s policies, while questioning Kennedy’s tactics on Viet Nam and the draft.
Snails grow up to 80 000 teeth yet rarely bite and need little space. A Wat erford Park track in Chester West Virginia features a landing strip for small planes. By 2000 about 240 million Americans may live on 8.7 of the land while 60 million occupy the rest. Quotable items include a joke about phone prompts and lines from Walter Lippmann and Will Rogers. About 60 percent of Americans hold more than one job. four million are moonlighters ages 25 to 44, working 13 hours weekly. America leads in vending machines with 12 million. A music exam humor line defines a virtuoso as a musician with morals. Andrew Jackson is cited as a boisterous president with duels and a bullet carried for 20 years. Early to bed and rise motto linked to money.
Mt Vernon editorial notes Sen Byrd and Sen Pastore forcefully oppose West Germany's plan to build a steel mill for Communist China. Senate rider attaches criticism to foreign aid bill signaling disapproval while urging ally United States solidarity amid shifting global alignments. The piece also cites a reader letter defending Columbus and pre Columbus explorers with historical references.
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt explains that a precipitate from frozen plasma contains antihemophilic globulin. When given before dental work or operations it helps hemophiliacs avoid excessive bleeding, marking a significant advance for bleeders.
The article highlights aminol caproic acid before surgery reducing transfusion needs for bleeders. It warns against overprotective parenting and urges normal life for hemophiliacs while noting prescription requirements to prevent vein clots. It also includes brief Q A on tongue tie and a memory quiz with sample questions.
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